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On the morphodynamic evolution of tidal environments

2006
Tidal environments are dynamic and delicate systems exposed to the effects of climate changes and often subject to increasing human pressure. In order to address issues of conservation of such environments, we have addressed a comprehensive theoretical framework suitable for large-scale, long-term modelling of their eco-morphodynamic evolution.
D'ALPAOS, ANDREA   +3 more
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Evolution and Morphodynamics of Danube Delta Shoreface

2016
The present Danube Delta shoreface morphology (in terms of longshore variability of cross-shore profile shape and slope) and behaviour (sediment distribution and transport, depth changes) reside from the co-existence of different types of accretionary, stable and erosive sectors. This configuration is the result of various controlling factors: the long-
Florin Tătui, Alfred Vespremeanu-Stroe
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Factors controlling blowout morphodynamics and evolution in southern Portugal

2023
Wind-induced airflow acceleration over irregular foredunes promotes the genesis of sandy depressions named blowouts. During their development, they transfer sediment to the back-dune helping to maintain the available barrier sediment budget while promoting eco-geomorphological feedbacks that regulate the plant community and biodiversity.
Lara Talavera   +2 more
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Experimental study on the morphodynamic evolution of sandbar-lagoon system with emergent vegetation

Coastal Engineering, 2023
X. Cong   +6 more
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Morphodynamic evolution of a newly formed tidal inlet

1993
A unique opportunity to document and understand the processes of tidal inlet evolution and morphodynamic interactions presented itself with the breach of Nauset Spit across from the town of Chatham, Massachusetts. In the first twenty-eight months since its formation, the morphological evolution of the new inlet can be characterized into four categories:
Liu, James T.   +3 more
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Morphodynamic Evolution and Sediment Transport Processes of Cancun Beach

Journal of Coastal Research, 2013
ABSTRACT Gonzalez-Leija, M.; Marino-Tapia, I.; Silva, R.; Enriquez, C.; Mendoza, E.; Escalante-Mancera, E.; Ruiz-Renteria, F., and Uc-Sanchez, E., 2013. Morphodynamic evolution and sediment transport processes of Cancun Beach. Large-scale construction of tourist infrastructure on beaches around the world is consistently linked to unwanted morphological
Mariana González-Leija   +7 more
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On the genesis and evolution of barchan dunes: morphodynamics

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2017
Barchan dunes are crescent-shaped formations of sand that can dominate both desert and subaqueous landscapes when the supply of sand is scarce. Because of the complexity and scale of the underlying phenomena, the mechanisms governing the entire process from the genesis to the long-term evolution of barchan fields still remain to be better understood ...
Khosronejad, A., Sotiropoulos, F.
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Seilacher, Konstruktions‐Morphologie, Morphodynamics, and the Evolution of form

Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution, 2017
ABSTRACTAdolf Seilacher (1925–2014) was a German paleontologist who made the concept of Konstruktions‐Morphologie (constructional morphology) his own, recognizing that organism morphology is not simply an adaptive response to selection pressure but incorporates phylogenetic and structural influences as well.
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